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Your First KorteLaw Legal Tip of the 2020s

02 Jan 2020 Comments off

If you are going to wait for your friend in his car outside of the adult bookstore with your pet goat, lock your doors! From NBCNEWS.com: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-goat-taken-terrifying-three-state-drive-after-carjacking-n1109511 Jan. 2, 2020, 10:22 AM CST By The Associated Press SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — A man stole a pickup [...]

Korte lectures at MOBAR Work Comp Institute

08 Jun 2018 Comments off

B. MICHAEL KORTE, of The Korte Law Firm, LLC, was a co-presenter at the Missouri Bar's Annual Workers' Compensation Institute on May 31, 2018. Along with Maria Daugherty of Evans and Dixon LLC and Rachel Houser, an assistant attorney of the Missouri Attorney General's office, Korte lectured an estimated audience of 100 lawyers, judges and workers' comp [...]

Korte Speaks to Law Students

16 Feb 2018 Comments off

B. MICHAEL KORTE of THE KORTE LAW FIRM participated in a panel discussion recently at the St. Louis University School of Law, as part of a panel discussion on February 14, 2018. Participating with Chris Archer of Archer & Lassa, and Commissioner John Larsen, Jr. the Chair of the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission of Missouri, Korte and his [...]

Your Latest KorteLaw Legal Tip of the Day!

20 Jun 2017 Comments off

A 3-for-1 from STLToday.com! If you plan to carjack a vehicle- 1. Make sure your victim has a vehicle; 2. Make sure you know how to start the vehicle; and 3. Don't forget to take your backpack with you when you exit the vehicle. Bumbling Maplewood carjacker couldn't work stolen car, left backpack behind, police say MAPLEWOOD • Police say a [...]

There’s a Korte’s Law! Who Knew?

16 Mar 2016 Comments off

I found it by the Google machine. According to Wikipedia: In psychophysics, Korte's law, also known more completely as Korte's third law of apparent motion, is an observation relating the phenomenon of apparent motion to the distance and duration between two successively presented stimuli. It was originally proposed in 1915 by Adolf Korte. A [...]